Transparency -

Transparency -

By AMZN Mobile LLC

  • Category: Utilities
  • Release Date: 2016-12-07
  • Current Version: 3.0.3
  • Adult Rating: 4+
  • File Size: 10.01 MB
  • Developer: AMZN Mobile LLC
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 11
Score: 2.35666
2.35666
From 300 Ratings

Description

The Transparency app allows you to scan enrolled products to verify their authenticity. Some participating products may also display additional information such as videos, promotions, or the product’s manufacturing date or location.

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Reviews

  • Meh

    2
    By 1x9x7x17x187x98x199x
    So according to another review the way this app works is by showing a green check if your product is authentic & no green check if it’s not. Okay…but how would this stop sellers of fake products from printing & sticking the transparency app QR code on their products? I get the concept but it needs to be fleshed out more. When you scan a product there needs to be more than just the name, picture, and description of the product you bought which you already read on the site you purchased it from. Doing your own research on the legitimacy of things you want to buy online will be much more worth your time instead of downloading this app.
  • This app didnt work at all

    1
    By tjkmantu
    Tru to scan barcode from amazon product. App is not working
  • Pointless

    1
    By Jordo Wick
    I got a card in with the QR code thinking screw it can’t hurt nothing. Downloaded the app and your better off taking pictures with a potato. I have the iPhone 15 pro so there shouldn’t be any problem.
  • Garbage app

    1
    By Rmlb36
    Why Amazon has to develop their own app to read their products bar cafe is beyond me. The app is garbage and any QR reader worked 100x better. No instructions show up to assist you, so my vote is “No” to this senseless app.
  • Can’t scan

    3
    By SUPER KO
    When I open the app and allow camera access, all I see is grey screen. I can’t scan
  • Hilariously niche app

    1
    By Jujujujujulp
    I normally don’t write reviews, however, I laughed my butt off when I figured out this was a board game authenticator app. This app is for a very small, stringent, and esoteric ilk of people, who apparently take their board games extremely serious.
  • Scam

    1
    By Cxw17398
    I can’t even scan my barcode. My camera came broken. This is a scam.
  • Not much of a purpose

    2
    By Tender Dreamer
    I had to laugh at Dairmud’s comment 3 years before my review in which he buys lots of board games and is terrified of counterfeits. My family has boatloads of board games and has a dedicated room in our home for them. I have never once been worried about counterfeit games, unless you’re buying them from the dark web. Maybe this app works well for folks buying purses, shoes and designer clothes. I think you’re board game purchases are perfectly safe, Dairmud.
  • I thought this was a remote

    2
    By 𝕗𝕗𝕝𝕠
    I love my LEDs, but I could barely open the remote app and change since I got them because I can’t and I thought the app would help but it didn’t it just tell me what I bought
  • It tells you what your product is. lol

    3
    By QuantumAnomaly
    I suppose having a Transparency QR code is assuring to some customers that they’ve bought an authentic product. But since so little information is provided, I’m not sure it’s actually useful. After scanning, expect to see a green check mark and “Your product is: [product name]” If you tap “Learn More” it says: “The Transparency app allows you to scan enrolled products to verify their authenticity. Some participating products may also display additional information such as videos, promotions, or the product’s manufacturing date or location.” Yes, I would like to know more about where my products are made. I would like to be able to easily verify that the workers who make the products I buy are receiving fair wages and working in safe environments, and having their needs met, and their human rights protected. I want to spend my money wisely, but I don’t want to give any money to companies that exploit workers with disregard for human rights, or commit forgery of patented designs or intellectual property. How ethical is the manufacturer? How genuine is the product? Since volunteering such additional information is optional for companies, it seems this system is not very effective. This is not the definition of “transparency”.

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